(Power English) 2019년 7월 22일
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Why is Dairy So Addictive?
2 표현
2.1 count me out
I won't be participating.
2.2 like there's no tomorrow
without planning or thinking first
2.3 long story short
skipping small details and getting straight to the point
3 본문
Ryan
- I bought some brie and a bottle of Cabernet. Care to join me on the patio?
Min-hee
- Count me out, I'm lactose intolerant. It really upsets my stomach.
Ryan
- Is that common among Koreans?
Min-hee
- Yeah, most Asians are lactose intolerant. In fact, around 75% of the world population have some trouble digesting dairy products.
Ryan
- If so many people are lactose intolerant, then why do most people eat cheese like there's no tomorrow?
Min-hee
- Long story short, there's a component in milk protein that's meant to make milk addictive to calves, but it affects people too.
Ryan
- That explains why there won't be any cheese left by the time I leave!
4 예문
4.1 교재
- 그 호수에 갈 거면 난 빠질래. 모기가 너무 많거든.
- If you're going to the lake, you can count me out because there are too many mosquitoes.
- 대학에 가기 위해 집을 떠나던 날, 엄마는 다시 못 볼 사람처럼 나를 꼭 안아 주셨다.
- when I left for university, my mom hugged me like there was no tomorrow.
- 결론만 애기하면, 처음 탄 비행기가 한 시간 연착하는 바람에 연결편을 놓쳤어.
- Long story short, my first flight was an hour late, so I missed my connecting flight.
4.2 창작
- 소개팅에 나온 애들이 매력적이지 않으면 소개팅에서 난 빼 줘.
- If you're going to have a blind date, count me out unless they're attractive.
- 우리는 마치 내일이 없는 것처럼 서로 사랑했다.
- We loved each other like there was no tomorrow.
- 결론만 얘기하면, 마침내 우리가 곧 결혼해!
- Long story short, we're finally going to get married soon!